David Starr Jordan High School - Jordan Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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L1dge, Battey, Mason elected to edttor sh1ps by Newspaper Staff As a result of vot1ng 1n the Journ a11sm classes A C L1dge has been e lected to the post of Bulldog Sen t1nel ed1tor In addxtton to L1dge other 1mport ant ed1tors 1nclude Sh1r1ey Mason and Earl Battey manag1ng ed1tors Earl Burse and W1ll1am Douglas c1ty ed ltors wlllle Neal and Ezra H111 sports ed1tors Dor1s Anderson and Sally Banner feature ed1tors Ann1e .Tones senxor soc1al edltor and M11 dred Ga1nes Junlor soc1al ed1tor L1dge lS a member of the Kn1ghts IS 1n the Eccles1ans class and IS a veteran forward on the basketball team Battey although only a Jumor lS one of the greatest basketball players 1n Jordan cage annals I-Ie lS also a topnotch catcher on the baseball team Mason A bemor A IS a member of the Photo Club Commerc1al Club and the G A A Span1sh Clubs Go To Padua H1l1s Some forty members of .Tordan s Seaborg Recewcs Nobel Pr1zc xx 'Num X -is Spanlsh Clubs Wlll Journey to Padua STAR PERFOR R tackle Rohm H H son ace second sacker for the Brook 1 s today to attend the annual pre Jordan s most famous graduate Dr Glenn T Seaborg has won the l95l Nobel pr1ze for chemlstry Dr Seaborg after whom Seaborg F1eld lS named IS a cod1scoverer of f1ve elements 1nclud1ng plutonxum wh1ch greatly expanded the potent1al amount of atom1c fuel and thus made the atom1c bomb cheaper DR SEABORG HIS fam1ly moved to South Gate when he was 10 He was graduated from Jordan at the head of h1s class Later he was graduated from UCLA before tak1ng graduate work at Berk eley Dur1ng World War ll Seaborg headed the team of sc1ent1sts WhlCh produced plutomum for the atom1c bomb dropped on Nagasak1 Sentahon of Las Posadas lyn Dodgers proved he knows h1S way Under the Su ervlslon f M around 1n fro of a m1crophone when P O rs he spoke at a Jordan assembly program SPORTSMANSHTP TROPHY Vldal the students Wlll see the an nual re creat1on of MEXICO s tra d1t1onal Chr1stmas customs Bulldog Sentmel Takes Second ln Chest Contest Results of the 1951 Commun1ty Chest Journahsm Contest revea that the Bulldog Sent1nel won second place 1n sen1or h1gh school coverage and make up for three and four col umn naoerq Harvey COlllDS, staff art1st, d1d the artwork for the cover of the Wlh n1ng ed1t1on, wh1le the .Tordan pr1nt shop, under the d1rect1on of Mr. Ted Johnson, handled the excellent color work on the paper. In last yeaz-'s contest Jordan f1n lshed th1rd, but th1s year only Los An geles h1gh school won h1gher honors. Un1vers1ty and Eagle Rock h1gh t1ed for th1rd place. sponsored by the Watts Health Coun C11 Jack1e was 1ntroduced by Ray f1eld Lundy promment local attorney Lack Of Interest Dooms Jordan P T A After two unsuccessful attempts to react1vate the .Tordan H1gh School P 'l A the 10th D1str1ct P T A has dec1ded to wa1t unt1l more 1nterest IS demonstrated before the local P T A lS reorgamzed The f1rst meet1ng was held on November l9, 1n the mormng, 1n the h1gh school aud1tor1um. F1fteen par ents, off1cers of the lOth D1str1ct P. T.A. , and members of the Jordan adm1n1strat1on attended the meetxng. The second meetlng was on the 26th of November. After eye1ng the poor attendance of fourteen adults, It was dec1ded that there IS to be no P.T A. th1s semester because of lack of 1nterest. Page Z Jordan lS 1n second place IH the runn1ng for the Eastern Marxne League Sportsmansh1p Trophy be h1nd Narbonne One of the ma1n factors 1n keepmg Jordan out of f1rst place IS unnecessary no1ses when fouls are called aga1nst .Tor dan s basketball players Other th1ngs hurt1ng Jordan s chances of w1nn1ng the trophy are smok1ng 1n stands leav1ng the stands be fore the Alma Mater IS sung and lack of cooperat1on w1th the yell leaders Our second place lS only th e temporary stand1ng after football season. The f1nal stand1ng w1ll be 1ssued after basketball season. lt IS up to you as an 1nd1v1dual to up hold the stand1ngs of Jordan. Let's cooperate w1th our cheer leaders and guards. Managmg Ed1tor, Earl Battey I ' 0 l I Q I . . . - K , . . , ' ' ' - 'F - ::- ' ' Q ' 9 'lp' v 1 1 . . , . . . . - ,C , xg. - , , 1 - , 'rs . . . . : . I y Lp - - , 1 L ' v Q 5 , . . . - , . . . ' . X at 1 P , . . ' ' TT' TTT S Nliiigj t t 1 I, x I A ' fi? . . . . . g , 1 , , 5 Ag..-Y an , Vw 4 f i I .: x i. A ,, I ' 3 t f' n.g ' I p ' ' 1 A . . . 5 . , 1 ' ' ' 5' m W' , , Z f l . 1 ' . U . . i 0 ' ' ' . 3 - , I i u , at 9 A - 1 l A . y ' - I L ' . . 1 . U O D . . , 1 - - ' ' ' 1 . . ., . . . . 1 - , ' . . ' , ' -